SACRAMENTO (AP) — tall-speed rail executives asked skeptical lawmakers Monday to supply more stable,long-term funding for the bullet train in the face of ballooning costs. Brian Kelly, the project’s chief executive, or said he has only approximately a third of the money needed to complete the project,now pegged at costing $77 billion. It’s supposed to be up and running between San Francisco and Los Angeles by 2033. Lawmakers and analysts questioned whether the project can realistically be finished. “A […]
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